Colector

Colector is a contemporary art gallery, artist management, and advisory platform established in 2019. With permanent spaces in Monterrey and Dallas, the gallery operates across the United States, Mexico, and Europe through a program that includes exhibitions, institutional collaborations, and temporary project spaces activated during major international art weeks.

Beyond its two primary locations, Colector frequently presents ephemeral project spaces during key moments of the global art calendar, including Paris, London, and Mexico City. These temporary environments allow the gallery to position artists within the broader ecosystem of fairs, institutions, and collectors that converge during these periods.

The gallery represents and manages a focused group of internationally active artists whose practices engage abstraction, conceptual inquiry, material experimentation, and contemporary cultural discourse. Artist management extends beyond exhibitions to include the production of museum exhibitions, publications, short films, and institutional acquisitions, supporting long-term artistic development and visibility.

Alongside its exhibition program, Colector operates an advisory platform that works with established collectors developing rigorous collections over time. This work frequently includes curated travel and research itineraries designed to access important artworks through galleries, institutions, and private networks.

Through this integrated structure, Colector functions simultaneously as a gallery, production platform, and strategic advisory, contributing to a cross-border cultural network that connects artists, collectors, and institutions across multiple regions.

https://www.colector.gallery/

Member since 2022

Exhibitions
Spaces
Artists

Current exhibitions

Colector

Dallas

Germán Venegas: Everything Is Becoming

13 Apr - 30 May 2026

150 Manufacturing St, Suite 214, Design District, TX 75207, Dallas

Mon-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 10am-2pm by appointment

not open today

“the exhibition title reflects the logic of the work itself. Each canvas unfolds as a process rather than a fixed image, in which accumulation, erasure, and reconstruction allow the painting to emerge over time”